Sentence examples for understandably irate from inspiring English sources
DSC's shareholders were understandably irate.
Stephanie McMahon kicked off the show and was understandably irate following the events of TLC.
The seniors were understandably irate, especially as shareholders will avoid being wiped out entirely, which, by rights, they should be.
Some investors are understandably irate that their funds—including one run by the chairman of GMAC, a troubled car-loan firm charged above-average fees, only to plonk the bulk of their cash in Mr Madoff's lap.
He and Frankie cockily park their car, its trunk opened to reveal stolen plutonium, under the window of a general at the Department of Energy, who is, perhaps understandably, irate.
The rules the FISC had imposed to limit access to this vast trove of sensitive records, as the understandably irate opinion put it, "have been so frequently and systematically violated that it can fairly be said that this critical element of the overall regime has never functioned effectively".
